VICTORIAN MERIDEN B SILVER PLATE FIGURAL VIKING MAKS PATTERN WASTE POT TEACADDY

Description

This listing is for a figural waste pot or tea caddy which was manufactured by the Meriden Britannia Company during the early 1870's. The pattern is one of the "Mask Patterns" which were manufactured for a short period of time up until the early 1880's and then disappeared from manufactures of silver plate catalogs. This pattern features the Bearded Man or Viking as the feet and the Victorian Woman on each handle. Both sides of the waste pot have been engraved with what could be hummingbirds and leaves with no monograms. There are no dents and the silver plate is shiny and bright and no visible repairs. It measures 8.75 inches wide and stands 5.75 inches tall.
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Please scroll down to view all the pictures. The scrolling gallery only shows 6 to 12 pictures but we always list 15 to 24 pictures of each item to show the details and the condition. We always combine shipping charges so please wait until auction end and invoice is received before paying. Our items are mostly Victorian and are not new and there may be imperfections due to the age of the item which we try to show in the pictures. We try to describe our items as accurately as we see them but please remember that pictures say a 1000 words. We photograph from every angle possible. Please take the time to look at the pictures before bidding on any of our items. If its not possible for you to look at the pictures then please do not bid. Our pictures are part of our description. Our items are all used, mostly Victorian and a few vintage. They have defects and many pieces will need additional cleaning or polishing before being used. Not the first item we sell is perfect.
This listing is for a figural waste pot or tea caddy which was manufactured by the Meriden Britannia Company during the early 1870's. The pattern is one of the "Mask Patterns" which were manufactured for a short period of time up until the early 1880's and then disappeared from manufactures of silver plate catalogs. This pattern features the Bearded Man or Viking as the feet and the Victorian Woman on each handle. Both sides of the waste pot have been engraved with what could be hummingbirds and leaves with no monograms. There are no dents and the silver plate is shiny and bright and no visible repairs. It measures 8.75 inches wide and stands 5.75 inches tall.
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